Rewilding landscapes with apex predators: cheetah (Acinonyx jubatus) movements reveal the importance of environmental and individual contexts

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RT @IBCA_official: A study published in @FrontiersIn tracked 10 adult cheetahs in restored savanna of 🇳🇦 to see how day/night activity, hab…

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RT @IBCA_official: A study published in @FrontiersIn tracked 10 adult cheetahs in restored savanna of 🇳🇦 to see how day/night activity, hab…

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A study published in @FrontiersIn tracked 10 adult cheetahs in restored savanna of 🇳🇦 to see how day/night activity, habitat type & bush encroachment affected their movements. The study is important for ongoing monitoring during rewilding of #bigcats.

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